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[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chism87:
Awesome, just awesome... I'm in APX mode with an unlocked bootloader and Asus doesn't want to touch it because the unlocked bootloader voided my warranty.(that's what Asus tech support said)..

1. Is there any progression on getting it out of APX mode? I've done a lot of searching and the last I saw, it was pretty much abandoned by everyone and they all suggested getting a replacement.

2. Is Asus going to be able to know that my bootloader is unlocked? Has anyone else sent it to them with a unlocked bootloader and successfully got a replacement?
[HTC Amaze 4G] MC_Original:
For the past 24 hours i have been dealing with my phone.

Trying to s off my phone i rooted and unlocked it via usual methods, finally reaching to j.bear wire trick part of the cmd. however upon reaching the wire trick part my phone would not succesfully complete the wire trick. I would get the still sober.

So in a mad rage i cleared system storage did a factory reset and went in recovery and did a superwipe.

This uninstalled my OS:crying:

Now i am stuck in this limbo between my being unlocked and loading the juopunut arrow screen and when i relock it i just keep getting back to bootloader. I was able to install a stock rom deodexed however after it finally finished installing it went right back to the juopunut black screen, I have a backup boot from when installed stock rom deo. but i wonder if that can do anything. Please help! i have not used android in about 3 years. I was on a windowsphone and i'm still very much used to that style so that is possible for my mistake. I got the Amaze 4g yesterday and i don't want my money wasted.

HELP!
[HTC Amaze 4G] lamortcroix:
Hmm can you flash an RUU?

---------- Post added at 06:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:59 PM ----------

Basically can you get into boot loader mode. And do you have any way you can put a file on your external SD.
[HTC Amaze 4G] MC_Original:
it may be possible. i do have access to the boot loader files however the only way i would be able to upload anything onto the SD would be to flash cwm..... i'll try it though
[HTC Amaze 4G] MC_Original:
also since i know i left it out. I'm running tmous and the only reason i really did all this was to get rid of bloatware -_-

I am stuck at the black jbear screen with the arrow facing the phone.
[HTC Amaze 4G] lamortcroix:
You don't need to S-OFF to remove bloatware.

Good luck.
[HTC Amaze 4G] MC_Original:
yes i realized that right after everything happened but alas too late.

However i am getting extremely close to figuring a solution. Will update soon enough

sugges
[HTC Amaze 4G] MC_Original:
PROBLEM SOLVED (for the most part)

Thank you all for your help but i did discover that the only way to get myself off the constant switching between the jbear wiretrick screen and the bootloader loop was to use a wire from inside a telephone cord and complete the s off (even though it failed somehow) from there i had to manage my next issue of the constant bootloader which was solved through a matter of relocking my device, finding a original stock recovery file then having the amaze all in one kit flash the proper rom back to my phone.
[HTC Amaze 4G] lamortcroix:
Here's a tip for the next time you do the wire trick.

Use a metronome (or a website that uses a metronome ) and set it to 34 and use that rhythm and remember to only tap it twice.
[Verizon Droid Charge] lukegman:
so I have been looking for ways to keep my Verizon service and my data... this is my plan...Craigslist for a note II...then Verizon has an unlimited month to month for fifty dollars no contract...of course my contract is up... but from what I seen upgrades are about three months before contract expiration...even with my 20 percent discount through work there is nothing cheaper when comparing contracts to prepaid fifty a month
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Hop on swappa and get what you want. If you have unlimited data and get a subsidized from Verizon they'll cut you off.
[Verizon Droid Charge] lukegman:
yeah... i was fishing to see if anyone had a better plan...i will look at swappa... thanks... we have a thing in Houston where you bring your phone and do unlimited for 40 dollars a month and you use att or Verizon towers depending on your phone...but I haven't met anyone that has tried it...also I was wondering about places to shop for the note II...or try waiting a couple of months for a better phone... i also read somewhere people were keeping their grandfathered contracts by going to the Verizon store and the sales person can do it with some slight of hand....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Hi everyone,

Do you have delayed push notifications with Gtalk, GMail, Whatsapp, Facebook, etc?

This app its for you! Its FREE and have NO banners, please consider a donation from the app.

Read everything in the official thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2142503

Download here: PLAY STORE LINK (or get the attached APK in case not available on your country for some reason)

Please, if the are problems dont rate bad, send me an email ( ask.andqlimax@gmail.com ) or post the problem in this thread and I'll answer you as soon as possible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nefasto:
just tried 4-5 times the reboot.

Only 2 times setted the heartbeat...is it possible that depend to the order of the app launch?

I think it works only if your app play before the gtalk start...

don't really know :)

really thanks for your effort
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Ciao,

When your phone boot, the app set the new heartbeat value and then kill com.google.gsf process already, so when that process restart it should read the new value

I did some tests and it seems to work, I will try to replicate the problem.

Do you have Superuser or SuperSU? I tested it with SuperSU, it could be a problem with getting the su rights at the boot maybe (I have to improve that part of the code)

Thanks for the feedback! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nefasto:
i'm using "superuser" but in the log of the app i see that had release the root privilege.

I'll try superSU
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yokonunz:
IT: Sei un genio!!!! Era la app che cercavo da anni!!!

EN: Thank you so much!!!! You are a genius! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
did you tried with the latest version of the app (1.2) if the heartbeat interval its set correclty at boot?

I did lot reboots, and its always come set..I open the app set the value, for example 6 minutes, leave the app, reboot, after the phone boot completely from gtalk service monitor the value is 6, i did several tests like that and works

let me know, thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _Tallis_:
Hi,

you are my hero! Seriously! I tried so many things, so many apps, every setting on my phone and router, but nothing worked. And then I installed your app and bang - problem solved! Finally I can enjoy instant notifications and don't have to worry about losing the wifi connection anymore. :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bixirulo:
Hello! thanks for your work! I've a problem. I set the value to, for example, 5 min. , leave app and the value in gtalk service monitor is 5, ok. Now if I reboot and, when phone start, I put fastly pin code, I see my desktop, and few seconds after that I see supersu advice giving root access, I see gtalk service monitor and all ok (value 5), BUT, if I reboot and don't enter my pin fastly, (I wait a minute for example) when I do it, then in gtalk service monitor value is 28 minutes and I must open your app and set 5 min. again.

I hope I have explained well, sorry for my english :)

I use Xperia Neo V PACman rom (JB)

Thanks!

edit: I just read this post. waiting for this. thanks andQlimax :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Just pushed the new version, it will be available on the play store soon

Version 1.3, 2013/01/31 :

- New: If needed, the heartbeat its set every time the phone connects to wifi or 3g

This should avoid GSF from changing the heartbeat interval you set in the app

I'm sorry for lazy updates, but I'm busy at work lately :(

Donate if you like! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bafiollo:
Openwrt

Hi,

does anyone have a good idea on how to fix this on the router side? I am running Openwrt on mine, so I have complete access to the configuration.

After a first search, it seems the value:

net.netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_established=3600

should be quite sufficient. Is there some other parameter that could fix these timeouts?

Thank you

Fabio
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Eddie1506:
Thanks for this :) Looks good!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
New version on the play store!

Version 2.0, 2013/02/06 :

- Completely redesigned interface

- Removed ads banners, please consider a donation to support the development of this app

- Improved SU commands thanks to SuperSU guidelines
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FormelLMS:
Hey, I think, this is a good idea.

I've installed it now on Nexus 4. Hoping for a fix.

If you can make a thread here at xda in the Android Apps and Games section, I think there are many people who can use your app and help you at testing :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
R: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ] Push Notifications Fixer

Well ya, I will probably do in next days :)

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Death&co:
I've notice a large delay in my Instagram notifications and sometimes facebook. Installing this would fix that day essentially?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
R: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ] Push Notifications Fixer

If both apps use push notifications, my app can solve it..give it a try, install it and choice apply heartbeat now

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bixirulo:
it works perfect. but in my phone, 2 min. is not enough xD with 1.3 and 1 min. my conection never die, now, in new version, sometimes, but thanks for new interface! GREAT app!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] famusc:
Hi, I installed your app because I experienced connection drop to gtalk and gmail every now and then and I hope this app can fix this issue.

Do you think it can interfere with deep sleep state or cause some battery drain?

Thanks!

P.S: donation to you :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CRIME INC.:
Seems to work very well, only drawback is I get a supersu toast notification once a minute. Of course I can disable notifications, but wanted to make you aware.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
R: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ] Push Notifications Fixer

You should get a notification when the phone boot and when your phone connect (or reconnect ) to a network

Its needed to check if the heartbeat its still the one u set...in case its different then the app update it

in both cases, to check and to update it needs su access, that's why..no other way to do it

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
R: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ] Push Notifications Fixer

Thanks..the battery drain should be very minimal..I would say 1% in a day..u can trascurate it in my opinion and enjoy instantly notifications! ;)

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
New version on the play store:

Version 2.1, 2013/02/14 :

- Added back 1 minute in the preferred heartbeat interval list and added some preset descriptions

- Reduced a little bit the amount of single SU commands executed

Thanks for the feedbacks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
Thanks for great app :D

I have this problem since Froyo came out and experiencing it on every device/rom/android (up to 4.2.2).

Every now and then I was looking for solution, I already knew about the heartbeat and gtalk monitor (I mean I suspected it).

Yesterday I installed Push Notifications Fixer on my Galaxy Nexus (stock rooted 4.2.2) and HTC Wildfire (CM7.2). It looks like it works, but when I woke up, my Galaxy Nexus was disconnected from Google, so I checked gtalk monitor and there was 15min back again, launching your app and hitting apply instantly fixed it (in that moment I received some notifications :D) so I think it works, yet I guess monitoring wifi connect/disconnect maybe not enough to keep this :/

EDIT:

I have SuperSU 1.04 if that helps somehow. And problem is only on Galaxy Nexus (at least for now).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
thanks..Yes I suspect also that monitoring network connect/disconnect may not be enough..Im looking a way to monitor directly when the heartbeat get changed by the gsf
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
in gservices.db I found this:

gtalk_max_server_heartbeat_time = 900000

maybe this should also be changed to 300000?

and

vending_sync_frequency_ms = 172800000

48h, maybe new (old) settings are downloaded then? though I don't think that changing this value is a good idea, better would be to hook up to that timer (though I have no idea when it starts) and reset settings after that.

Just guesses, I just started to inspect this a little bit more, you probably now this, at least more than me, but if you need any help, testing, helping even with code, anything, just ask, send pw, this bug drives me crazy for 2 years...

I wonder, why Google can't just push this setting to every phone in the world with Android 2.2+ and fix this once for all, even if I'll have it fixed, others without root will not and I can't relay on gtalk instant notification when I want to write to them... maybe we could ask Google about that? (yea I'm dreaming :D)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Now I found that when the gtalk heartbeat are reset to the default value, the system fire the ACTION_GTALK_SERVICE_CONNECTED intent.

So when that happen, my application will set the preferred heartbeat value you set.

Here a couple of logs I catch that show the moment when through the google checking service, all the keys in gservices.db are downloaded and set:

02-18 20:19:19.938 I/CheckinTask(17663): Sending checkin request (2277 bytes)
02-18 20:19:20.984 I/CheckinResponseProcessor(17663): From server: 212 gservices [full]
02-18 20:19:21.313 I/GservicesProvider(17663): main update completed
02-18 20:19:21.336 I/ActivityManager(390): Start proc com.google.android.configupdater for broadcast com.google.android.configupdater/.CertPinUpdateRequestReceiver: pid=17772 uid=10094 gids={50094, 3003, 2001, 1028}
02-18 20:19:21.383 I/CheckinTask(17663): Checkin success: https://android.clients.google.com/checkin (1 requests sent)
02-18 20:19:21.484 I/ActivityManager(390): Start proc com.google.android.partnersetup for broadcast com.google.android.partnersetup/.GservicesChangedReceiver: pid=17789 uid=10023 gids={50023, 3003, 1028}
02-18 20:19:22.016 I/ActivityManager(390): Start proc com.google.android.setupwizard for broadcast com.google.android.setupwizard/.GservicesChangedReceiver: pid=17814 uid=10044 gids={50044, 3003, 1028}
02-18 20:19:22.117 I/Search.GservicesUpdateTask(17230): Updating Gservices keys
02-18 20:19:31.344 I/GTalkService/c(17663): [AndroidEndpoint@1096882944] connect: acct=1000001, state=CONNECTING
02-18 20:19:31.492 W/Smack/Packet(17663): notify conn break (IOEx), close connection
02-18 20:19:34.344 D/ConnectivityService(390): handleInetConditionHoldEnd: net=1, condition=100, published condition=100
02-18 20:19:37.195 D/PUSH_FIXER(17311): Executing scheduled update
02-18 20:19:37.211 D/PUSH_FIXER(17311): Checking current gtalk heartbeat
02-18 20:19:37.242 D/PUSH_FIXER(17311): Current heartbeat: 28 minutes
02-18 20:19:37.242 D/PUSH_FIXER(17311): Updating heartbeat!!!
02-18 20:19:37.578 D/PUSH_FIXER(17311): Heartbeat interval updated to 5 minutes

So now, as soon as gtalk connect, the app check the heartbeat and update it if needed. Check the heartbeat at boot time and when wifi/3g connect is not necessary anymore now.

I will upload to the play store this version maybe later or tomorrow, i also set gtalk_max_server_heartbeat_time as you said (dont know why I didn't see it first)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
Awesome news, you could send me apk to test it, I also have devices running 2.2 and 2.3, I could send you some logcat info if you need (just say which tag i should filter)

Hmm, you're right, I could suggest that, but I totally forgot about it, when I was writing one of my apps I was reading about all system broadcast and that GTalk one caught my eye :D

Anyway, big thanks for this app :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Attached the new app if you wanna test it..I think everything should be ok anyway :good:

Thanks

EDIT: removed attached 2.2 apk, since it now published on the play store
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
Great, thanks!

It looks like it works, will see in next days if that really helped :)

I also reported this to my ISP, maybe the will fix their routers so others will have this fixed as well without need to root etc.

One question, why gtalk service monitor shows

heartbeat type: cell

when its set to 5m rather than wifi? it was the same with the version from play store, so its not because of this new one.

When set to 15m it shows wifi type.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Ya..I noticed that also..When I will have more time I will investigate

Probably it deduct cell or wifi doing by doing some logics on the values, and probably this logic fails when all the heartbeat values have the same values...but it should not be a problem at all...In the app I only update the gtalk_%heartbeat%_ values

EDIT: I also opened an issue here https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=49721 ...lets see if someone at google read it..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
That was my first thought too, but I didn't saw source code so I asked :)

If you're changing only this then you should leave it, as long as it all will work.

Thanks again for fixing Android :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3drvr:
Here is the problem in getting. I installed both your test version and the one from play store. Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
It looks normal.

Is gtalk working?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3drvr:
Nope. As soon as I turn on screen, the signal flashes gray then blue and then everything syncs up and I receive all my messages. I tried moving the sync time down to 1 minute but still didn't fix it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
But you have it like that before installing this app? Sounds like you need change WiFi sleep policy to never.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3drvr:
No I already know that's properly set. And it's not that it switches from Wi-Fi to mobile networks. The Wi-Fi status on, just goes to gray bars. Never receives messages. I've been diagnosing this issue for months. Been trying everything. Finally saw this app, figured I'd try it. Still having problems. Figured would be a good thread to troubleshoot more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
this app if for delayed push notifications when the phone is connected to the network..your problems instead is that ur phone disconnect from the wifi at all..try checking if wifi optimization is disabled..I must say that sometimes this happen to me also, a reboot solve the problem usually
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
I would like to report that I just woke up and it didn't change to 15min, everything is working :D

I'm very happy :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] redguardsoldier:
Thank you very much for this great app :D. Very useful :D. I want to give you a good review on Play Store, but I installed the v2.2 that you uploaded here. I will wait until the new version is up on Play Store :D.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
New version released on the play store

Version 2.2, 2013/02/19 :

- Solved: hearbeat interval occasionally reset to default value

Its the same some of you downladed some posts ahead

Please consider a donation! ;)

Here the issue I opened on google, https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=49721 not sure if some engineer will ever answer
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3drvr:
Yeah wifi optimization is off. I don't get why it's disconnecting... Just started happening with 4.2. Within 2 minutes it disconnects. I find with your app if I put it to a one minute heartbeat it helps. If doesn't disconnect nearly as often. But it still happening from time to time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Updated the description in the first post and on the Play Store also (will appear in some hours )

I hope now everything is much more clear, even my English is not so good!

So please if some of you have any suggestion or a better description, PM me! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
New version on the play store (will be available in one hour or so)

Version 2.3, 2013/02/22 :

- Solved: hearbeat interval not updating on some samsung touchwiz roms

Everything should be ok for everyone now!

Please note this app solves delayed notifications, not wifi / 3g disconnecting problems
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
Re: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ][22-FEB-2013] Push Notifications Fixer v2.3

Hmm, could you add separate setting for WiFi and 3G/mobile?

I think most people have this problem only on WiFi and mobile radio is less power efficient, so you could set higher interval on it (that's why it's probably 28m for mobile and 15m for WiFi by default).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
R: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ][22-FEB-2013] Push Notifications Fixer v2.3

I did not forget about that ;)

I did few tests but with no success at the moment

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phantec:
Re: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ][22-FEB-2013] Push Notifications Fixer v2.3

You could just check active connection type when recive GTALK broadcast and base on active connection set proper values.

Maybe there is a better way, but this seems most obvious :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
R: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ][22-FEB-2013] Push Notifications Fixer v2.3

Well ya you are right..probably will do like that at the end if no other way

But I was trying to set the values in the same way android does, without set the heartbeat at every connection start

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
please use this thead now:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2142503

thanks

new version with 2 configurable hearbeat will come soon :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] II12yanII:
i have tried this app and it worked once when i first got it but then it hasnt worked at all and i eve tried going back to the same rom that it worked on and nothing. is there something im doing wrong or another fix to get my notifications. i do a factory reset in TWRP every time i flash a new rom and im currently on AOKP mr1 build 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
R: [ APP ][ ROOT ][ FREE ] Push Notifications Fixer

Use the other thread

If doesn't work I can't do nothing..means there is an other problem

This app work perfectly to fix delays only

If ur phone disconnect from the network I can't do nothing

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aronsky:
Heartbeat not working

Hi,

I started getting delayed notifications on 3G recently (about a couple of weeks ago). I would turn on the screen, and then the notifications would arrive (the reception icon would show the H/3G icon, but would go gray for a few moments). I assumed that the problem is probably with my carrier. Since then, I tried talking to the carrier, switching to an RC of CM10.1 (I'm usually on nightlies), as well as using a different kernel. The problem persists.

I stumbled upon this app today, and after installing and using it didn't help, I went into logcat to investigate. This app indeed sets the heartbeat interval properly, and from time to time checks to see that it's still set to 5 minutes. However, the interval alarm stops working after a while! I can see (in logcat) that after a while GtalkDiag says that the heartbeat interval is 05:00 minutes, the type is cell, but an alarm is not set. After that point, nothing happens, every now and then I get a message from PNF on logcat that the hearbeat interval is still set to 5 minutes, and that's it. 5, 10, 15 minutes later, there's no heartbeat. I get nothing from GtalkDiag.

Any ideas as to why this might be happening? I'm going to install the latest CM10.1 nightly meanwhile, to see if that helps...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
Hi, If you get notifications as soon as you unlock the screen, it mean that during the screen was off there was no connection..this can't be solved with my app..its some problem with ur rom and deep sleep